This show has been commercially released as " Europe '72: The Complete Recordings - All The Music Edition"

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Versions - Different performances of the song by the same artist

Compilations - Other albums which feature this performance of the song

Covers - Performances of a song with the same name by different artists

Song Title	Versions	Compilations	Covers
Promised Land
Sugaree
Mr. Charlie
Black Throated Wind
Loser
Next Time You See Me
El Paso
Dire Wolf
The Stranger(Two Souls In Communion)
Playing In The Band
He's Gone
Cumberland Blues
Jack Straw
Chinatown Shuffle
China Cat Sunflower >
I Know You Rider
Not Fade Away >
Goin' Down the Road Feelin' Bad >
Not Fade Away
Tuning >
Truckin' >
The Other One >
Drums >
The Other One >
Jam >
Morning Dew >
The Other One >
Sing Me Back Home
Tuning
Me & My Uncle
Ramble On Rose
Sugar Magnolia
Casey Jones
One More Saturday Night

Notes

Notes:
-Thank You Matt Smith for supplying the original discs
-cuts in Cumberland Blues, Set Two Tuning and Morning Dew patched with existing shnids


From Don Wolfe:
"I was just beginning to collect and trade Grateful Dead when I got this soundboard. At the time I was actually looking for a recording of the 8/27/72 Veneta show, which I had had the good fortune to see in person.Since the Springfield Creamery (run by Ken Kesey's brother Chuck) had put on the Veneta show, I figured they would know who might have tapes. So I called up and asked, and I ended up contacting the people who had filmed the concert for the "Sunshine Daydream" movie.I visited them at a house near Pleasant Hill in Ken Kesey's general neighborhood.They were reluctant to give me a reel-to-reel copy of Veneta since it was the soundtrack to their movie, but they did give me a cassette copy. During the time I was hanging around copying tapes, I found out that they had traveled along with the Dead on the Europe tour, and I ended up getting a reel-to-reel copy of their tape of the 5/26/72 show at the Lyceum in London.The source tape player was an amazingly compact machine, with all of the electronics and motors in a box (as well as I can remember) maybe 10 inches wide, 6 inches tall, and a couple of inches deep, with extension arms that could hold 10 1/2 inch reels. I made a couple of visits and on one of them I got to see an early screening of the movie. They set up a screen behind their house after dusk, and a bunch of people came over to watch. The picture and soundtrack were on separate films (the sound track was on magnetic film with sprocket holes) and had to be synchronized. Another time we all went swimming. They were kind and generous to me, and I will always be thankful that they were willing to share their recordings".

Originally Seeded at LosslessLegs 9/2008 www.shnflac.net